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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22
1,AYLORSvILLE.

September 10th, 1887.
Mr.. John Gibler has sold his farm to Mr.. Lee
Kay.
Mr.. Nc. Purdy commenced school at Olive
Greasy to-day.
Mr.. Stephen Eonner dug q well last week,
finding plenty Of water ct a feet.
Mr.. 2. A. Kay left Friday for the purpose of
locating road in Concord township.
The trial between Stephen Eonner and Uric
Sloane was dismissed until Oct. I, at 10 O'Clock.
W. Z. Kuble and Miss Anna Borden visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Borden in Brown county
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Hoskinson, who has been the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. Windon, for week. return
cd to his home in Athens county to-day.
J. P. Ruble went to Union township Saturday
last, where he will commence his school to-day,
in what 10 known ~ the Britton district.
Uncle Thomas Lamonds was in town to-day
again. When here before he had very bad
sick SPELL In which his life was almost despair
cd Of, but under the care of DR.. NJ. r. Funk
he has recovered, and 10 stout for one Of his
age.
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A Resolution
For oon,truct,on q sidewalks on the North

For construction OF sidewalks on the North
side OF East North street.
S1CTIoN I. BE IL resolved by the Council
Of the incorporated Village of Hillsboro,
Ohio, that the folio wing sideWalks need CON.
struction % hereinafter specifled, and it 10
hereby ordered that the sidewalks on the
In-Lo!s Nos. 80. $50. l7S, ne and i!s. Owned 81
=. II. Pterson, W. A. Morrow, r. Emmerling,
Mn. n. Reeves, Cary Roads, Joseph
Cooper and A, Manning be constructed
with hard burnt brick and smooth dressed
stone feet wide. including the curbing, and
that said pavement be laid In bed Of sand
net Lees than inches deep, and the curbing,
tf laid nat 70 be Of smooth. dressed stone,
Is inches wide, and not less than 8 Inches
thick, and II laid on edge, not less than
inches thick and imbedded in the around
not Lees than l8 inches. and the gutter paved
with stone outside OF the curb, and said
pavement TO be constructed ON grade salts
factory to the Street Com mittee.
SEC. II. The Mayor Of said village IL
hereby instructed TO notify the owner, or
owners, or their agents, of the property
Abutting on said Sidewalks 70 construct and
complete said stdewalks within 80 days
after the service of SAID notice according 70
the foregoing resolution, aud in accordance
with revised ordinances passed April 18th,
Adopted September 10th, 1857.
(c) A. HARLAN, Mayor.
So~J Clerk.
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TURKEY.

September 18th, 1887.
Mrs. Mahlon Fry, Of Pike county, il visiting
her mother.
John Hiser commenced his school near Pet
ersburg last Monday.
James Irons has returned from Indiana. BE
reports fruit plentiful
ThomAs williamson and wife, Of Sabina, are
visiting VIM. williamson.
Hannah Bayhan, Of Buchanan, is visiting at
the residence Of Noah Kepinger.
Joshua Pummel and wife are visiting his
sister, whose health II about - usual.
Mrs. Benjamin Staley, Of Columbus, accom-
panied by her son, Is visiting her brother,
Owen West.
Isniel Cummings IL quite poorly. His other
limb has gathered and be 10 70 weak that he IL
unable 10 cit up.
Several from near here attended the Grange
basket-meeting Of North Union the 18th and
report good time.
Miss Annie williamson, who has been spend
ing short time with friends and relatives at
6sbins, returned the past week.
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CARMEL.

september 16th, 1857.
Mrs. T. NJ. Watts is still very sick with
typhoid fever.
Miss Stella Spargur 10 able TO be about again,
after several weeks Of sickness.
John h. Keech, Of the Hin City, was shaking
hands with the people Of Carmel last Tursday.
Miss Kneisely, Of ByingDon, after paying
Miss Sallie Hiatt . short visit, has returned
homo.
Mrs. Deloina Montgomery, Of near New
Petersburg, Sundayed with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Snider.
Died-John R. McCoppin passed away Sep
tember 14th, aged 66 years, II months and Is
days. He was united In marriage 10 Miss
Lourena Bohannon, his now bereft widow,
October 10th, 1874. He Joined the N. 3.
Church in 16lS, and has ever since that time
lived the life Of . consistent christian. He
fought . good fight, he kept the faith and
henceforth his reward Il eternal life. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. Frank
0illiland, Of Bainbridge.
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A Resolution
Fo. repair !. .. oi = sidewalk on the south side

For repair Of = sidewalk on the south side
Of Main street.
s.cEIoN !. Be 4 resolved by the Council
Of the Incorporated Village OF Hiilsboro,
pairing e. hereinaf,er specified, and It II
hereby ordered that the sidewalk ON the
south side Of Main street. sbntting part Of
In.Lot No. l9, owned BY r. T. Hough and 90.
eupied by O'Connell & Co., be repaired with
hard burnt brick or smooth dressed stone
II feet wide, including the curbing, and that
said pavement be laid in q bed OF sand not
lese than inches deep. and the curbing, II
laid nat, TO be Of smooth, dressed stone, Is
tuches wide. and NO. less than inches thick,
and II laid on edge, mot less than inches thick
and imbedded IN the ground not less than
~ inches, end the gutter paved with stone
repaired on 9 grade already established.
SEC. II. The Mayor Of said village IL
hereby instructed 70 notify. the owner, OF
owners, or their agents, Of the property
abutttng ON said sidewalk to repair and
complete said sidewalk within 10 days after
the service OF said notice according 70 the
foregoing resolution. and In accordance with
revised ordinances passed April 18th, 1883.
Adopted September 10th, 1857.
3ssALS NH. AYREs,
wv Clerk.
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srRTNerOwN.

beptemto: Ieth, I00E
Milton 3. Cowgirl will move to 9. J. Ewine's
farm soon.
Min Flora Cooper, Of Rsdkey, Ind., 10 visit-
ing Mim Alva Ewing.
School commenced Last Monday with Thos.
FitEsimons at the wheel.
Hughbert little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
q. Bussie, has been quite sick.
Two Of Sampson Washburn's children are
confined 10 the house Nth scarlet fever.
Misses Emma and Tibitha clements spent
last Saturday and Sunday In Bainbridgs.
Ed Du6 and his sister, Of New Lexington,
spent last Sunday here, the guests Of o. q.
Cowgirl.
A postal was received from Joseph O. Davis
at Benton, ILL.,, last week, stating that he was
70 be married yesterday Sunday TO young
lady by the name Of Summers.
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HOLLOwTOwN.
September 10th, 1887

G0R0oAASpOS AVeA1s 400ts
Msssrs. John e. Burns and J. ". Campbell
each made IN interesting talk before the bibIe
class last Wednesday night.
Misses Lissis and Ola Smith, Who have
been d Mount Healthy. Ohio. for some time
paet, returned homo last week.
Ths Work Of The Rspubliean County Con-
ysntion On ths ilth W fsvorably rscsivsd By
the Rspubliesns IN this locality.
Olin ]. Ross, who was billed 10 spssk In this
place few nights ego, failed 70 mstsrialise, 70
the great dlaappointmsnt Of Henry whitley.
4. n. Bogge0 and wife lsft few days ago
tor KsnGas on IN exteoded visit 10 relasives
and frisnds. They win b sbsent about two
months.
4 bable olass yas orgsnissd here last We'd
neoday night. The elaSs VIII meet evegy Thur
day night Al ase invited 70 attend and par
tjeipets IN The sxsgelses.
The issuss Joined bstwesn Lsvi Nolsr and
James pugh dill b trisd IN Ksquire Mastin's
and p. 7. Hoqsh for dsfsndsnt.
Ths Clay township Sunday Gehool reunion
q Oe1obsP & o'eaoek ,. u ~ oubjee1 foe
ssvisv viil s. - "Rsdsnplios Of Ess."
The Doard of Ednaattoa M hsrs lAst aatus.
day - Inspect W. Wosk o. ~ uoW aohool-
hcueo I'D eoee6ve u from the hAadg Of ~
eoatgne1oga 1hay tound ~ woek eatjsfaetogk
eoae e.d psoeoaaeed u ~ nness heuse h ~
~, ees1hlng. ~ h1aalne = DE. GaGss
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LITTLETON.

September 10th, 1887.
Whooping cough II raging in this vicinity.
On examination the corn crop was great
deal better than expected.
A number Of persons from this place attend.
cd the Blanchester fair last week.
Miss Mary Davis, Of the Queen City, il visit
ing ct the resident Of James McCloy.
Mrs. Maggie Mclaughlin and daughter are
visiting friends In Green county this week.
r. e. Stroup commenced his school last
Monday in the Barr district, Clay township.
Miss Anna Bateman, Of the Hill City, was
visiting at George Ellis's last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Landess and wife spent part Of
last week at the residence Of Ell Gustin, near
Edsnton.
Mr.. J. W. Mccarthy has made an addition 10
his dwelling by building portico in front Of
his house.
The two Miss Neagles, Of Cincinnati, who
have been visiting at the residence Of Levi
6hrop for . short time, returned home last
Thursday.
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Within Radius Of 80 Miles Of Hlsboro:

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Republican State Ticket.
Republican County Ticket.
Republican Senatorial Couyention.

The Republicans of Highland county
will meet at their respective voting places
Saturday, September "a, at 2 o'clock p.
m. to select delegates to the Republican
Senatorial Convention, which meets at
Greenfield on Tuesday, September 27,
1887, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The several townships and precincts
will be entitled to delegates as follows,
this being one delegate for each one
hundred votes or fraction of fifty or over
cast for General Robinson last fall:
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The Democrats of Highland will put
their ticket into the field next Monday,
and then the political pot will com.
mence boiling at a furious rate.
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Highland county will have no candi.
date before the Senatorial Convention
at Greenfield next Tuesday, the fight
being between Massie and Renick, OF
Ross
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The Springfield Republic is right when
IL says that Foraker's mouth is worrying
them now more than is his "breeches."
It will worry them still more before the
campaign is over.
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If Rebel bullets and bayonets could
not make Foraker finch from duty, how
much less will Democratic bombast
sWerve him,
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Rats deserting sinking ship-Peter
Murphy Withdrawing from the Demo-
cratic State ticket.
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LERoY KELLY is the candidate for Pro.
bate Judge. That he will make a good
ono everybody acquainted with him
knows. When he takes the Office, as he
will, the people of the county will not
only haye somebody to transact the du-
ties Of the Office, but one who will advise
and aid them. He will be friend a.
well - . public officer.
GsoRa: L. GARRETT, the candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, Is q good lawyer
He will see that crime is suppressed and
criminals punished, while It the same
time the county is not put to needless
expense In vain and unsuccessfnl pros.
ecutions.
E. 0. HETHERINGToN, the candidate for
Treasurer, 10 . live, energetic, thorough
going and accurate man Of business. He
y accommodating and obliging to all
classes. He 10 just the man to handle
the public funds. No mistakes will be
made and no money lost.
/ t /
CAPT. H. G. DAWSON will continue on
deck for another term - Sheriff. He is
competent, prompt and always on hand.
4 &ood man 10 keep the peace and see
that the laws are enforced.
/ i
The woods were full of candidates for
Reeorder-all good men and true. The
convention had difficulty in choosing
from the abundance Of material, but they
6nally settled on SAN PATTON. He was
not candidate for the nomination, but
the convention knew his fitness for the
o(1ce and called him to the race. He
Win be the next Recorder.
i ! i
Madison township furnished the Com.
mtm1oeer In the person Of 8. A. DoUG.
LAas. That corner Of the county will be
hoogd nom IN November. He q . first
ciaD candidate In every respect.
HsMAnD CnosM viii make q rood
3DGymAEy Director. He ID careful.
Jgu6e0t and humane. He viii not
to19e The peoples money and he will
- thet the poor and unfortunate are
B 4AsaANIAL NAssl1 knows all the Lands
80 nnee u Hishland county. He b
~ - man ine eurveyor.
I !
=. - 4 Z s,s.: s:..,:s .''l Z = 's''ss''d
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What's the matter with st. John :?
Have the Prohibs given him the shake
this fall?
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Read John Grims' little speech in the
letter.
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AsA'.'''..s ..s.s.s.s......'..'ox
By order of the Highland County Re
publican Executive Committee.
H. D. WADDELL, Chairman.
B. W. FENToN, Secretary.
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Highlands Republican ticket is grow
ing in favor.
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OUR CANDIDATES.
It was good Convention and it NOM
mated strong ticket.

T. NJ. Warts, the nominee for Repre-
man He Inovs and tbe %as o
the people of the county and is in
full sympathy with them. He is good
Republican. He will talk right, vote
right and be right on all questions.
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Iteh cured IN % minutes by WoolSord's eani-
tasy Lotion. This never fails. sold By ". B.
Smith 3 Co., Hillsbovo.
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Pennsylvania Agricultural Works

Steam Engines, Saw MillA Hay Presses, Stump
Pullers and Standard Agricultural Implements
generally. Send for Catalogue.
4. b. FARQUnAR, York, Pa.
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Something New.

Foerster's Ohio Cream Crackers. Ask
your grocer for them. Take no other.
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Read Sherman's speech on our first
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Notice u hereby givsn that the undsrsigu.
Cd has been duly Appointed and Qualinod g
las q Highland county. 90 n OHIO. dssssssSs.s'' dsssssss
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aedisoa township furnished the Com.
mtm1oeer In the person Of 8. A. DoUG.
LA0. inst corner Of the county will be
nooed nom IN November. He q first
cjaD candidate In every respect.
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3 4AsaANIAL NAslH knows al the Lands
81 nnao IN Highland county. He q
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GAIT. H. G. DAWSON will continue ON
deck for another term - Sheriff. He is
competsnt, prompt and always on hand.
4 eood man TO keep the peace and see
that the laws are enforced.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
O,URRENCI s DE- FL c AMIR"

" Esta visto dice Ez C1anaoy
'te' Pals, en- su pendtima cr6nico
del did," Por mas claro que
,Ablemoa--af1ade ell colega--e,
BoLETIN no quiere entendernos."
iHombrt Voluntad de enten
der a El Clamor del Pals no nos
falta. Sea dleho en- honor de Ia
serdad. Lo que sucede es que
muchf imas veees no potemo-
entender al colega, per mas que
ponemos d prueba nuestras en-
tendederas. Y no porque habse
Ell mas 6 menos claro, mas o me.
nos turbio, que de todo hay en-
boti"a, nj porque de cuando en-
casn ndo Q meta a escribir Tn latia
H Nam0r del Pals, lastimandolo,
por supuesto, con terrible saf1a.
iEs que ell colega suele mos.
trarse tan variable y volnble en-
sus opiniones! Autes, tan prom
to abogaba por la ideutidad, co
mo por Ia autonomia. Ahora
ACADIA de elogiar al senor Ca
novas del Castillo, sin acor
darse de que en- no lejanos item
pos Sc atac6 rudamente, desde la
columnas del co'ega, a aquel emf.
nente hombre pib leo. Hace po
co combat. EI C3amor del Pals
a reb j. de los tueldos dc | 9
emp eados. En- su cr6aico del
diG, correspond enie q! 6 del que
cur~a, SO larnenta el colega de-
cicl6n do 10 smplsomania.
kEs que no queremos calender
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-12
BIN 0 De EN|SlON Y D.S(UEN ..

Segun despacho telegrafico re-
cihido aver de Madrid por e'
Ex~mo. Sr. D. Pablo Unarri, y
ell cuat- Sc tirvi6. comunicarno'
este re .pefable amigo nuestro 10
que mu hp estimamo ell GU
hierno de S. M. ha resuelto favo.
rablemente, de acuerdo con 10
.soTicitedo desde esta- I@la y SUI
aspiraciones, Ia concession de;
Banco de Emission y Descu@n
to, medida importanti,ima con
justa raz6n deseada, y la que ba
de resultar altamente fecunda y
beneficiosa para los intereses de
esta preciada porci6n del terrific
rio espafiol.
Por hoy nos concretamos sola-
mente, poseidos de legitima salts
facci6p, q dsr al pdblico tan haIa
giiena noticia, rindiendo SINGER"
tribute de gratitud a. nuettr
augusta 'Soberana y al Gobier.
no Snpremo, por tan fsusts
concession, 4 los setiores Lastres
y Despujol, que con dichoso exito
y buen deseo la han gestionado
en- obsequio de- Puerto Rico, y,
finalmente, al Excmo. Sr. D.
Pablo Ubarri, que tambien ha de-
dicado aus esfuerzos o Ia conse-
cuci6n de la misms.
Por clio reciba el pals Ia en-
tusiasta fellcitaci6n del BoLEr1N
MERCANTIL.
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CORRESPONDENCIA.o: q:
Madrid, Julio 18 de 1887.

AnuAAO3 CuIlO 10 no 1OS6s
Sr. Director del BoLErfN MERcANr11
Mi apreciado amigo: Ell cerrt
mi Ultima correspondence. Hoy
he de man'festaIle que al 81
guiente dia [9l la Oomisi6n entire
20 personaimente, a los senorel
Presidente del Consejo, Minisfros
le Uitramar, de la Guerra, de Ma
rina y de Hacienda, y Senalores )
Dlputados, 81 memorandum de fe
cha 6, que va usted conoce, y de-
cual dieron cuenta La Iberia, La
Epoca, El Globo. Ey Dia y otros
per'6'licos.
Tanto el sefor Sagasta, como el
senior Balaguer Y los demas Minis.
tros, ofrecieron q la Comisi6u
que estudiarfan el asunto Y se ocu.
parian de 81 con especial intel6s
y, en- efecto, al siguiente ola, do
mingo, 10, reunido ell Consejo de
Ministries, SO ocup6 do las preteu.
stones de la Oomisi6n puertorri.
quefia.
81 mismo senior Balaguer con.
suite al OOnsejo de Estado acerca
del planteamiento de las reformas
econ6micas, contenidas en- los pre-
supuestos antillanos.
Ell dfa 13 el senior Ministro de
Ultramar envi6 al mismo Conseio
de Estado, para informe, el expe.
diente sobre Suppression de los de.
rechos de exportacj6n.
Sobre este mismo asunto, y sobre
una conterencia entire el Pfesiden.
te del OOnsejo y los Mipistros de
Ultramar y Hacienda, referente &
Ia crisis enalas Antillas, habl6 La
EpocG de la misma fecha.
X" EI Mundo, correspondents
al Ia, leo esta otra noticia:
Coon fecha de aver han aido decla.
RADIOS ceSsntes cincnents empleados ous
v*nfan pre>tsndo sus servicios en- /.
aercl6n de Utramar del Tribunal de-
Ouentas del Reino.''
Lo que quiere decir que el Go.
b'erno esta inspira,lo On el firme
prOp6slto de las econumias, con el
~'-A%A@ ~AA~44-44
~ No se ha pub'icado autss esta cortes.
pondsncia, posque ID llevd ID Habaha d Do.
aaitmo vsrof'earrevs Aassaysg 10 gsvsbitiea.
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Revista de la Peninsula,
Madrid, y Julio % de 1887.

Qniero, segdn mi costumbre de
mnchos amos, comunicar impresio-
nes d los lect0res del BOLETrN, y
despu6s de recorrer los desiertos
CT: culos = dc revisar los diarios;
hago mfas estas lfneas, con que EN-.
|pieza anoche El Dt0 su resena po-
lftica. Dice:
"Hay tai discrimination politica,
~ tanta es la carencia de noticias,
que los periodistas encargados de
adquirirlas han de hacer grandes
esfuerzOs para recoger alguna que
vaiga la pena de coDsignarIa este
cuando SO encuentra, porqne Ia ma.
yor parte de los dias la labor, por
activa, que sea, resulla est6ril to-
talmente,"
Es verdad cada dia salen mas
atestados de gente los trenes, y Ia
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COSAS De DON aDfSAR,'

ssetasa5S
Cssa, De Basdn Gel correapon.
sal de Et Pueblo go preoeupa,
Uuy hondamente de Ii ,epf. rnae.
dad del Miaistro de Ia Goberna.
ci6n. senior Leon y Castillo.
Y dice, fconsites de sl6Diss:
"Lo cierto es que Leon ' Uass.
llo quiso hacef dlmisi6f,aysa a1le 1ne.s
diendo q los ruegos de Sagasta, se
di6 por enferno, sislldo SUI dolama
exceso de salud. y sinagos do con.
gesti6n cerebral segGn 81.
La verdad zes quo la crisis esta
en- pnerts hace tiempo.
La labor de Sagasta es contcner.
la hasta Nnvlenitjre.
81 saita Leon, es como sissita.
ran tres puntos de un viqio Salea&
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Ey Clamor del Pats, como 81 de
e? ...
iQuia! Lo que resulta ea que
no hay modo nj manera de en-
'nder a EI CIamOr.
El cu,l insi -te en- que no es
possible que ningun Gtneral Ode
Ejercito) admiuistre y gobirrne
MEN. Hay que tener en- cuen-
ia que El Clamor Sc refer
a Ia gobernaci6n y admin ira
ci6n de estas Antillas espsf1o
as, y ESQ porque Sc me:i6 a FRO
ia el colega, diciendO que el
General Salamanca fracasara en-
Cubs, como todos sus co!egas.
a 10 cual replicamos nosotros 10
que Ey Ciamor del Pals no la
lie destruir.
Qae ell General Salamanca fra.
casara; que ningau General pue,
lie gobprnar nj administrar hien...
Lo dijo Ell Ciamor, Y punto re
tondo. iTodo ell mundo boca
sbajol
Pues a pesar de Ia categ6ri
"A afirmaci6n de Ev Ciamor
del Pals, hojramos no1otros IL
h'4toria de Caba y la de Puer
o Rico ~ cuantos y cuantos Ge
nerales encontramos en- ella que
han gobernado y administrAdo
perfectame ote estas AMI las!
Ahora, 81 Ell C|amor del Pals
contradict tambien d la Historic.
ent' n g., ALA Sc las arregle ell CO
'ega, enmendAndo Ia p'ana a Ia
Historic y q les historiadores.
~ que nos cuents E2 Clamo'
del Pals de- General O'Donnell
y de r IL ZorriIla, y de RI y Mar
galI3
Aqnel cefifa sable, y glorioao
Estos dos tltimos no 10 cine
ron, nj 10 cii n.
| IQuien demostr6 ser mas hom
bre do E>tsdo, y mejor gebernan
te, y mejor administrator de Ii
cosa pGoIica, el G neral OD"n
nell, que ct1iiA sable, & R IL 10
railla = Ply Margall, que nj Il
"ifieron nj 10 cinen, pero que ell
csmbio quiereu ser ell non plu
ultra de Ia demo cracia, del iibe
r ii mo, d. r pub icanismo9
/ Couteste d esto Et Clom0r de
Pots, il 6 lsta.
"Empenaudose el Gobieruo 81
mandaruos hOmbres miiitares par
que nos admini>t'en, [iice El Ola
nO' del Pats claro es que debe
mos aplauLlr que la election recai
ga en- aquellos Generates que hal
'temostrado en- aus puestos militia
res mejores condolences de gobieI
no Y de administrator.
Esto pasa precisamente con c
general Salamanca
Y, este no obstante, E CIamo
,igue pronostlcando que ell Gene
cal Salamanca fracasara.
A pesar de tener mejores cor
diciones de gobierno y admins
TRACTION que otros.
NADIA: que tiene que fracaea
el General Salamanca en- Cuba
, 10 manda Ell Ckamor de! Pats,
, asuuto concluido.
F" Lo contra 49, ue rracasar
seria ir contra ell orden naturs
de las cosas.
IY que?
! INo suele ir El Clamor ID
Pats, en- sus tamcsas lucub. acic
nes pollticas, contra ell orden ma
turaI del buen discurso. y de l.
Io9ica, y de la diaI6ctica7
/ IY este le impide suponerse &
eI gran ap6,tol del autouomis
mo, que a todos subyuga, qu
4 todos convene?
IY este impide al colega teuer
10 por ell que mas sc interesa
Se fa'iga y mas consigue, con su
estupendAs creaciones 2eriodisti
"as, en- favor y en- ob5equio d.
esta provincial?
| iVaya c"n las ocurrenciQs dc
Ell Clamor del PoSI